Abel Chipepe

The end has come and the war is over. What a beautiful journey. One day we might be able to travel space in the same way, until then, devil speed. As Nagata said: "You follow your conscience in the hope that others would follow theirs. You did not do it for a reward or a pat on the head. The universe never tells us if we did right or wrong. It is more important to try to help people than to know that you did. More important than that, someone else's life gets better than for you to feel good about yourself. You never know the effect you might have on someone, not really. Maybe one core thing you said haunts them forever. Maybe one moment of kindness gives them comfort or courage. Maybe you said the one thing they needed to hear. It does not matter if you ever know. You just have to try.

One of the best documentary ever produced. It tears down the curtain of the imperial organizations that to this day keep on plotting against people freedom and basic rights, all for the sake of power. It is a skeptical view of the world that in one way encourage despair and hopelessness and in other hand a need to police the government every single second.

Impressive and uplifting, specially the white German girl. She did a great job. The movie is good even though somehow predictable, it will steal your attention and deliver hope in this time of division, and confinement.

This is a typical cliché movie where everything is already anticipated. Very amateur for a french director. I haven't seen it, but most of the - if not every - movies where you have a KGB female agent, she will end up betraying the KBG and work for the CIA to get free or dump both if it is not propagandist enough, the rest is choreography. A sequence of dances with objects falling.